Hello, welcome to the Bullard podcast. I'm your host Tim Miller. We've got a double header today in segment two. My colleague, Andrew Eger, fresh off his star turn in the Trump

White House briefing room comes in to tell us how weird that was. But first, she's a professor

of law at the University of Michigan. Second straight University of Michigan guest,

hail to the victors. She's also co-bole. She's also co-host of the podcast Strict Scrutiny.

She clerked for Anthony Kennedy, and she's the author of a brand new book, Lawless,

How the Supreme Court Runs on Conservative Grievance, Fringe Theories, and Bad Vives.

It's Lee Lipman.

What's going on, girl?

You know, same old, same old.

Everything is amazing.

World is looking great.

Yeah. Who's got it better than us?

Right. Exactly. Thanks, Jim. Harbaugh. That's my sport reference for the day for you. Okay, I want to do book stuff and like get, you know, kind of refresh my old federalist society originalist muscles from, you know, my Republican days on the back half of this. But first, I, you know, just because there is so much going on,

you know, I've had several people like pitching me about when having come on the pod to talk

about upcoming Supreme Court cases. And I'm just like, y'all, talk to me at the end of May.

Like, there's too much shit going on daily, day to day to day to get into what's coming on the Supreme Court

docket, but I figure this would be a good chance to just get a little overview with you

of the big cases coming up, you know, that we'll obviously be digging in too deeper as the

rulings are coming down. So, I mean, I just glanced at this morning. We got gender care for minors,

gay kids, books ban, Alien Enemies Act, Abrago Garcia. What jumps out to you? Yeah. So I definitely

think the Trump administration is doing the Supreme Court a real solid just by drowning out coverage

of what they might be up to because the court has a bunch of big cases on their docket. So there's the

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